Bekantan
By Ester Suryawati
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Bekantan
By Ester Suryawati
Proboscis monkeys (also called bekantans) sitting on a sign warning people to be quiet and respect them. They are known to be shy and bothered by loud noises.
Proboscis monkey ran over by motorcycle making speedy recovery
He is currently undergoing treatment performed by a veterinarian from Tapin's agricultural department.
Syahrani, who treated the monkey, said that his health is getting better day by day. He is reportedly no longer anxious, strolling cheerfully in his cage.
Proboscis Monkey with Color Pencils
A baby proboscis monkey clinging to its mother. They are the mascot animal for South Kalimantan, but are critically endangered. This baby born at the Proboscis Monkey Research Station represents hope for the species as sanctuaries and conservation initiatives work to increase populations in their native range.
Banners on Sahabat Bekantan Indonesia’s website, bekantan.org (Which you can donate to or buy merchandise from)
Entrance to Bekantan Park in Borneo.
Some proboscis monkey stickers for the messaging app LINE. (x)